Submitted by RCEsouthernvietnam on Thu, 2012-09-20 17:54
8. Project coordination (e.g. teams):
The project is mainly coordinated by Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering with the collaboration of RCE Southern Vietnam.
10. Project results :
The project doucment has been submitted to Scientist committee of Vietnam National University-HCMC and under consideration for approval.
11. Contribution to reforms and innovations:
At the begining, the result of this project will be applied in some hospitals in Ho Chi Minhy City. After short time of running, collecting feedback and revising, the project will be presented to The office of Health Care of Ho Chi Minh City to support for adjusting on current Health system policy. Morever, the project will be expanded to reseach in other hospitals of the city.
12. Unexpected / unplanned results:
- The weak colaboration among team's members.
- The project process is not on time.
13.Core Partners:
Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering RCE Southern Vietnam
15. Type of involvement:
Doctors, Nurses, Information Management Department of Cho Ray Hospital, Children Hospitals and 115 Hospital have invited to join in this project.Their knowledge on existing treatment processes as well as proposed solutions have been collected and analysed. Moreover, the data on existing performance of these hospital will be collected for developing and calibrating the model simulation.
17. Educational activities:
Train for data collection: techniques for data collection, using stop watch, recognizing types of data and refining data ; some software are used such as SPSS, Matlab, Arena
Simulating the current treatment process on computer: registering, treating, testing, etc. The details of treatment process is diference among hospitals.
Simulating new model of treatment process at hospital: calibrating the result of simulation by existing data in order to propose a new model for the current treatment system at hospitals.
18. Learning activities:
The project will be used for specialzing seminars as an extra teaching activitive.